Art as Essay

Make America Silent Again (THE ESSAY)

No one can hear me. Over the noise and dust of all the hard electioneering for the post of Presidential nominee. The Presidential campaign is exactly like that for any consumer item. Pick one Presidential nominee from among many. You choose.   Choose me – screams a presidential hopeful to a young, gun-carrying, evangelist Christian. […]

Homeless on 34th Street, What Would Jesus Do? (The Essay)

I think there must be something wrong with me Linus. Christmas is coming but I’m not happy, I don’t feel the way I’m suppose to feel. I just don’t understand Christmas I guess… I always wind up feeling depressed. Instead of feeling happy I feel let down.                                                                                     Charlie Brown, 1965.     “Daddy, is […]

Mind and its Malcontents: Gazing into a Brother’s Eyes (The Essay)

No vision haunts America’s conscience more than the sight of street people… the irrational and anguish that grip so many of those individuals leap out during any encounter, whether in Washington or Albuquerque. Pete Domenici, Former Senator (R-NM)     It was the night before Christmas. I heard multiple loud sirens outside my window. I […]